The way of this world these days I'm afraid. Excellent capture my friend.

Je me souvient ... quand j’étais jeune... d'un slogan qui disait... Il est interdit d'interdire... c’était, du moins me semble-t-il, dans les années 68 du siecle passé!

Interesting!

Je me demande si ces interdictions posent question sur les "interdits" ou sur la possible goujaterie des visiteurs... ??? Troublante trouvaille!

How I love my country in moments like this... I've seen similar things on a camping site near Schleswig, I have also seen 'em in northern Italy (not in the south!) and I never saw anything like this in happy France! When one fascist dies another two are born - all over the world! It's a Hydra-problem I'm afraid! :-((

Si je regarde bien, c'est un parking privé et payant, non? Mais le parking est interdit aussi? C'est quoi ce délire? Marrant en tous cas!

Great capture!

I can relate to some of those. Having read some of the comments, here is another angle to consider: it's sad that someone felt the need to devise some of these warnings. Period. In my wanderings I've seen people let their children poop in the street; and just about everywhere there are folks, usually drunks, who will "take a leak" in the streets. That others don't want to have to put up with that behavior is understandable. I don't see the fascism in prohibitting such behavior in public.

I agree with Wesel. The warnings make us smile but, as Jean says in French, maybe people are first dirty and that explains the shields. I must add, there are usually many trucks on this area. Personnally, I did'nt pay anything as car driver, even if I ate a sandwich there...

No pooing and no weeing....god they are strict!!!!!!!!!

Drôle de monde! et quelle iconographie?